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See something you love? Clip clothes, beauty items, decor, backgrounds, or text from any website, then add it to your Collo set. Turn anything you find online into something you can use in a Collo set, without screenshots or cutting out backgrounds by hand. Clip to Collo adds a button to your browser. On any web page, click it, choose the image you want, name it, and press Clip it. Collo removes the background and adds it to the shared Collo Closet, with a link back to where it came from, ready to drop into a set. Clip anything you can build with: clothes, shoes, bags, and beauty, but also decor, backgrounds, textures, text, glitter, and more. If you can see it on a page, you can use it in a set. How it works 1. Open any web page with the image you want. 2. Click the Clip to Collo icon. 3. Pick the image and confirm the name. 4. Style it into a set on collo.style. Good to know - A free Collo account is required. You can create one at collo.style. - Clipped pieces are shared in the Closet with everyone on Collo, and your username is shown as the person who clipped them. - The extension only looks at a page when you click its icon. It sends Collo only the image you choose and the details you confirm. - It does not track your browsing or read your passwords or payment details. Collo is a community for fashion, creativity, and fun. Collect the pieces. Create the look.
Oct 22, 2026
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